I am currently an assistant Biodiversity Manager with Lagos Free Zone, Nigeria. I am leading the biodiversity conservation projects of the Company ranging from the avifauna species diversity of the Zone, biodiversity offset projects on three different sites (Ikorodu, Omo Forest & Ekiadolor Forest Reserve) outside the Zones to the development of about 40 hectares green and blue covers within the Zone. Similarly, I am also remotely coordinating the Southwest Atlas Team of the Nigerian Bird Atlas Project of the A.P. Leventis Ornithological Research Institute (APLORI), Jos. The aim of the project is to document the distributions and status of the Nigerian avifauna species. I have 13 Years+ of experience in education and research, environmental sustainability and conservation. I hold a Master’s degree in Environmental Toxicology & Pollution Management, diploma in Estimation of GHG Emissions & Carbon Sequestration in AFOLU - WBG Institute USA, diploma in Introductory Ornithology Field Course - APLORI / National Geographic Society, HSE-MS PMPI certified. I am an IBA / KBA Mapping and Monitoring Specialist, Environmental Risk Assessor, Spatial Data Analyst (QGIS), Biodiversity and socio-economy researcher, Wildlife Hazard Assessor, Avian Ecologist, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) advocate, Protected Area Management Specialist. I am a Member of British Ecological Society (BES) UK, Associate member of Society for Environmental Toxicology and Pollution Management (SETPOM), Member of Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), Member of Environmental Conservation Volunteer (ECV), Member of Nigerian Society for Environmental Conservation (NSEC), Member of Ibadan Bird Club (IBC). Bi-lingual in English & Yoruba.

I am an applied Entomologists with special interest in conservation of insects. I believe in the sustainable control of insect pests. Currently i am the Deputy Director of Centre for Conservation Science and Practice at the University. I am also a member of the Ng-SSG.

Brighton Chilekeni is a distinguished and relentless conservation leader, whose career embodies a truly pan-African commitment to preserving the continent's natural heritage. Hailing from South Africa and now operating from Zambia, Brighton has forged a reputation as a formidable expert, now operating at the forefront of climate finance, community-driven conservation, and technological innovation. A Continental Journey Forged in Passion & Vision His international career began in the iconic landscapes of Kenya in 2018, where his passion for wildlife was ignited. He then honed his expertise through advanced conservation studies in Botswana. This unique journey has equipped him with an unparalleled continental perspective, which he now applies to one of the world's most ambitious forest conservation programs while also leading his own visionary venture. Core Identity: The CEO, Leader & Advisor · Entrepreneurial Leadership: Founder & CEO of Tech4Wildlife, a pioneering project dedicated to revolutionizing conservation law enforcement through the adoption and mastery of advanced technology. · Corporate Leadership: Project Conservation Officer at BioCarbon Partners (BCP), managing the groundbreaking Luangwa Community Forest Program (LCFP). · Project Significance (LCFP): A landmark global project where Brighton leads conservation efforts for the:   · First REDD+ project in Zambia and Africa.   · Largest REDD+ project in Africa by area.   · Second-largest REDD+ project in the world. · Geographic Scope: Manages and coordinates complex conservation operations across a vast landscape spanning three provinces in Zambia: Eastern, Muchinga, and Central. A Dynamic and Comprehensive Skill Set Brighton’s expertise is a powerful fusion of strategic leadership, entrepreneurial vision, and deep technical proficiency. 🚀 Visionary Leadership & Innovation · Conservation Technology Entrepreneurship: As the CEO of Tech4Wildlife, he is actively driving innovation, identifying technological gaps, and creating solutions to combat poaching and enhance field efficiency. · Capacity Building & Knowledge Transfer: The core mission of Tech4Wildlife is to "sharpen teams with knowledge," demonstrating a commitment to empowering entire organizations and ranger forces through training and technology adoption. · Large-Scale Program Management: Proven ability to lead and manage multi-province conservation efforts for a world-record-setting REDD+ project at BCP. · Strategic Law Enforcement Advising: Provides expert-level guidance on integrating technology into law enforcement protocols for maximum impact. 🛠️ Advanced Conservation Technology & Data Intelligence · Technology Integration Specialist: Expert in the end-to-end deployment of conservation tech stacks, including SMART, EarthRanger, GIS, Cybertracker, and Garmin inReach. · Data-Driven Decision Making: Leverages spatial data and real-time analytics from platforms like EarthRanger and GIS to guide patrols, model threats, and allocate resources strategically. · Field Tool Proficiency: Mastery in configuring and using field tools like Cybertracker for data collection and Garmin inReach for team safety and coordination. 🌍 Strategic Field Operations & Impact · Anti-Poaching Strategy: Designs and advises on technology-enhanced law enforcement operations that are proactive, intelligence-led, and highly effective. · Human-Wildlife Conflict (HWC) Mitigation: Implements practical, community-driven solutions supported by technological monitoring. · Stakeholder & Community Engagement: Excels at building collaborative partnerships with communities, government, and traditional leadership across complex, multi-province areas. In Summary: The Architect of a Tech-Enabled Conservation Future Brighton Chilekeni has evolved from a frontline expert into an architect of the future of conservation. He operates at a unique intersection: · As a CEO, he is building the tools and knowledge base to arm conservationists against modern threats. · As a Project Leader, he is applying that same tech-first mindset to protect one of the world's most significant carbon and biodiversity sinks. · As an Advisor, he is shaping the very strategies that make conservation efforts smarter, safer, and more successful. His work demonstrates a powerful, three-part model: protect vast landscapes (BCP), empower local communities (LCFP), and revolutionize the tools of the trade (Tech4Wildlife). Brighton is not just participating in conservation; he is actively leading its evolution, making him an invaluable visionary and a driving force for change in the global conservation arena.

I'am Wildlife Biologist Interested in Wildlife Research and Conservation. Committed to building youngs/Kids  that are passionate about wildlife and environmental conservation through Bird Watching and education and awareness.

Hello, 👋  I'm have a masters in environmental Biology, I'm a volunteer, researcher, environmental data analyst and climate change advocate. As part my drive for sustainability, I'm starting my career in conservation.  It's nice to meet you. Send me a mail sometime let's work on that project together.

I am a conservation biologist with interest in Ornithology, conservation education and human livelihoods around protected areas 

Hello everyone, My name is Diana Mumbua, and I’m a wildlife conservation biologist with a BSc in Wildlife Conservation and Management. I’m passionate about community-based conservation, biodiversity protection, and storytelling as a tool to raise awareness about environmental issues. I’m currently interning at Save the Elephants, Tsavo, Kenya where I’ve been gaining hands-on experience in ecological data collection and field operations. I’m particularly interested in conservation education and digital storytelling, and I hope to grow my skills in developing conservation strategies that inspire behavioral change. I’m really excited to connect, learn, and share ideas with all of you through this platform.

My name is Ikram Ullah. I am excited to be part of the WildHub community. Currently I am working as Intern biodiversity or Ecologist with Pakistan Wildlife Foundation Pakistan, where I've gained expertise in assessing different wildlife surveys. I am committed to making a positive impact on biodiversity conservation. I joined WildHub with the aims to learn from experts and like minded individuals and contribute to wildlife conservation . I'm particularly interested in "Project Planning for Wildlife Conservation" and I believe that WildHub's resources and community will help me grow professionally in the field of environmental sustainability and biodiversity conservation.

I am Nyaradzo Hoto, an Ecologist and Biodiversity Supervisor with Akashinga – The Brave Ones, based in the Lower Zambezi Valley, Zimbabwe. My professional focus is on biodiversity monitoring, ecological research, reforestation, and community-based conservation. I am particularly committed to advancing women’s leadership in conservation, promoting climate resilience, and integrating traditional knowledge with scientific approaches to achieve sustainable ecosystem management. In recognition of my contribution to conservation, I received the IUCN International Ranger Award in 2022. I am currently enrolled in the WildTeam UK Project Planning for Wildlife Conservation course to enhance my expertise in strategic project design and adaptive management. I look forward to knowledge exchange and collaboration with fellow conservation professionals globally.

      I am an overseas professional from Colombia, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Veterinary Medicine from the Universidad de La Salle (Bogotá-Colombia) and a Master’s degree in Global Wildlife Health and conservation from the University of Bristol (England), with experience in wildlife and small animal practice. Passionate about vulture conservation and their ecosystem services in disease prevention that affect humans and other animals.  ·       Clinical Management: Proficient in diagnosing and treating a diverse range of wild mammals, birds, reptiles, and domestic small animals. ·       Laboratory Techniques: Experienced in collecting, processing, and analysis of clinical laboratory samples. ·       Molecular Genetics: Skilled in DNA extraction, Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), and electrophoresis, contributing to advanced genetic research. ·       Event Organization: Competent in organizing and managing bovine dairy breed judging exhibitions, ensuring high animal welfare standards and competition integrity. ·       Environmental Surveys: Experienced in conducting Phase I habitat surveys, with a keen understanding of ecological assessments and conservation efforts.

I am an enthusiastic wildlife and environmental conservationist, dedicated to promoting sustainable environmental practices across various levels of the community. My areas of expertise include community mobilization, facilitation, research, and stakeholder engagement. Currently, I am working on a climate change adaptation project focused on promoting sustainable livelihoods and strengthening law enforcement in Zambia.

I am Mugisha Joshua Gideon, an environmentalist dedicated to biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. I work with the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) as an Environmental Educator and Conservationist, where I focus on conservation awareness, ecosystem protection, and inspiring responsible stewardship of natural resources. I am also a specialized assessor of Red List ecosystems, carrying out assessments that provide critical insights into ecosystem health, threats, and resilience, supporting evidence-based conservation actions. Beyond my technical expertise, I am passionate about environmental community engagement, working closely with local stakeholders to strengthen conservation participation and nature-based solutions. In addition, I serve as a Member Mobiliser with Green Totos, where I play an active role in uniting and empowering young people to take part in environmental initiatives, conservation campaigns, and climate action programs. 

Je suis HOUESSOU Makponsè Gédéon, géographe-cartographe passionné par la protection de l’environnement et la gestion durable des territoires. Titulaire d’une licence en Géomatique appliquée au territoire, j’ai acquis de solides compétences en SIG, télédétection, cartographie participative et évaluation environnementale et sociale. À travers mes collaborations avec diverses ONG, cabinets et institutions, j’ai participé à des projets de conservation de la biodiversité, d’aménagement du territoire, de suivi écologique et d’études d’impact. Rigoureux, dynamique et polyvalent, je mets mes compétences techniques et analytiques au service de solutions durables et adaptées aux réalités locales.

I am Cynthia Kanana, a Conservation Education Officer with expertise in engaging schools and communities in environmental education and awareness as well as wildlife research.